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Product Therapy Studio helps top talent find their way through tough intangibles.
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“intangibles” here resonates
Grace Lin: She asks, Where do you get your ideas?... See more
Mo Willems: Well, Leah, that's a very good question and I'm afraid you may not like the answer because ideas are not things you get. People tend to think that ideas are things like diamonds. And then you go out and you get them and you grab them and you bring them back. But that's not what ideas are.
Grace Lin • Episode 9: Where do you get your ideas? With Mo Willems — Kids Ask Authors
The price is set by “the community”, which deflects whining from toxic nerds.
Kevin Lynagh • Pricing niche products: Why sell a mechanical keyboard kit for $1,668?
Unlike in book and magazine publishing, scientists who publish in journals remain unpaid by publishers for their work. Instead, academic papers are part of the research output that universities and research funders look at when allocating funding and promotions. On the other side of the equation, journals profit from their reputation – in... See more
Saloni Dattani • Real peer review has never been tried - Works in Progress
Greg, PictureThis, LettuceGrow — plants / gardening hobby
Mercedes Bent • Omnichannel Social: How the Pandemic Transformed Social Products
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Users are the marketplace. Uniswap points to the increasing power of individuals not just to build out platforms like Dune or The Graph but become platforms themselves.
David Phelps • People are the New Platforms
Think writing is hard? Bill Hader agrees! In this video he discusses writing with a partner, figuring out bad ideas, and sifting through feedback.
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#writersofinstagram #screenwriting #filmmaking #screenwritersofinstagram #writers... See more
instagram.comthis hits hard: People will be right about what’s wrong, but wrong about how to fix it
i've noticed a weird aversion to using AI on the left. not sure if it's a climate or an IP thing or what, but it seems like a massive self-own to deduct yourself 30+ points of IQ because you don't like the tech
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